While conceding that Kerry deserved their victory, Dublin manager Dessie Farrell was nevertheless "tremendously proud" after seeing a second-half surge from his team fall narrowly short in an epic All-Ireland SFC semi-final at Croke Park this afternoon.
Mo Nerney scored 1-14 and Laois found a second wind in extra-time in Kiltoom to qualify for the TG4 All-Ireland Intermediate Final at Clare's expense.
Aisling Murphy's stunning display enabled Wexford to return to the TG4 All-Ireland Intermediate Final after she scored four goals during her side's demolition of Roscommon in the sweltering heat of Crettyard.
Sean O'Shea converted a winning point deep in injury-time to hand Kerry their first championship victory against Dublin since 2009.
Maria O'Neill found the net twice as last year's beaten finalists Antrim defeated Carlow to reach the TG4 All-Ireland Junior Championship Final in Dunleer.
Eimear Smyth led Fermanagh's charge back into the TG4 All-Ireland Junior Championship Final as her 3-7 contribution was significant in their victory over Limerick in Kiltoom.
Sean O'Shea kicked a monster free with the last kick of the game to lead Kerry into the All-Ireland SFC final and end their 13-year wait for a championship victory over rivals Dublin.
An incident packed first-half of today's All-Ireland SFC semi-final ended with Kerry leading Dublin by 1-8 to 0-6 - the Kingdom could have been further in front but Sean O'Shea's penalty was saved by goalkeeper Evan Comerford.
Kerry landed the first body blow of an absorbing All-Ireland SFC semi-final clash against Dublin - a goal from captain Sean O'Shea on four minutes giving them their first lead of the game.
Here are all of Sunday's championship results from around the country…
The footballers of Kilkenny have completed the first leg of what would be a unique double for the county after capturing their first ever All-Ireland JFC title.
Croke Park is set to sizzle today when Dublin and Kerry do battle for a place in the 2022 All-Ireland SFC final.
The Westmeath senior footballers were given a heroes' welcome home after claiming their first piece of championship silverware since 2004.
Westmeath boss Jack Cooney was delighted for his players as they saw off Cavan to land the inaugural Tailteann Cup title yesterday.
Derry boss Rory Gallagher offered no excuses and said his side were "beaten by a better team" in yesterday's All-Ireland SFC semi-final versus Galway at Croke Park.
